The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-29

The fine Gray belonging to Hon. J.
@. Alexander, died last week.
Jesse, tho little son of A. M. Morris,
has been'quite sick for the past few days
Horses and Mules for Snlo or Ex
change i. G. CLAYTON, Central, SC.
The case against j. H. Brown last
Monday was dismissed by Capt. Thorn
ley.
Miss Mary Freeman has been quito i'll
TOR several days. She isattendcd by DR..
Earle.
Auction ut Central OH the 18th of Oc-
tohor. See advertisement i'll another
column.
Mrs J. f. HNgood was quite sick sew
cral days last week, but she is now able
to be out again.
Miss Lou Oliver who had her arm
broken bya fall some ten days ago, will
soon be out again.
See excursion rates to Atlanta. I'm
prove this opportunity to see the sights
and the President.
Mrs. o. s. Bolt, Of Dacusville, visited
her sist ters, Mrs. Bowen and Griffin, of
this place, last week
1t seems to us that there arc less per-
sons afflicted with rheumatism, since our
( druggist sell Salvation Oil. Prico 25c.
q bottle.
Mr.. Sumter Cogswell, Of Charleston.
& was in Pickcns last Sabbath on a visit to
his wife, who has been here now for sew
81 cral weeks.
Read our advertising columns and see
how the County is waking up. Easlcy
and Central will be heard from in unoth-
er weeN or two.
Miss Lizzie Famiton's many friends
& will hC glad to learn that she is again III
s Pickens. She is stopping with her
aunt, Mrs. j. G. Thompson.
James nj. Lynch was before Commits
s. sioner Thornley, laet week anG held for
& Galloway was held forr aetilng.
The Effort to hold farmers convon-
tion in Oconce, the'Courier says faiicd.
We suppose cotton and fodder had'mov-
3scd the ''previouS question: on thom.
2 ExcursIoN.-From Easlcy, 50. .45:Lib-
3 Serty, $3.50; Central, $3 20: inculing
& Ssndmission to the Pirlnont Expo&isiou
rickots sold from the 8, to 20, inclusive,
and good for five days.
siM Road the advertisement of w y.
#91lcnn, of Liberty. His store is tho
place TO find ali kind of goo>ls selected
the greatest care and taste, and ho
will sell them to you just right.
Mcssrs. Alexander & Folger have a
fne stock Of goods selected with great
5carc. Examine their stock when you
come to town. They are prepared to
give you bargains in any thirg vou want
& They say that the beautiful belle of
.@@ Washington. Miss ---, uacs cosmetics
but it is a vii" slandcr She owes her
Bloom to excellent health, and she keeps
well by using DR.. Bulls Cough Sprup.
81 All of our aubecrihors who arc in ar
II rears are cordially invited to come for
ward and help us. This is the first time
we lave called on you for money in
some time. A newspaper cannot afford to
d gctin debt.
Ever few days Romc body drives mp
NJ tai Morris'a store and gets good stove
Meheap, and takes it home to delighted
@ite. He has not sold one yet that
does not give entire satisfaction. Read
siis advertisement.
l1aac Holden died at his homo on the
Keowee, in Oconoo county, tho Sd inst
E9I lie was twenty-five years of age. His
5emains were buried ut Fall Creek. The
Mineral will be preached sometime soon
by Roy. John Ovens.
Miss she T.. Hayes, ono Of Oconoc's
beautiful daughters, who has been spend
SiAg the summer with friends in this
,lhounty, remembered us and gave us a
S5t4N34i - .
Msant tall before she returned to hcl
me. Such visits arc always appre
ted.
,,....,- .We have never had better set Of ju
- than the thirty-six men who were
Il he last panel. Their vordics gave
EErsl lsatisfaction. One especially vii
I0ffectionately remembered by tho
He gave MS n big shove for
md droye off the blues.
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NA8sa EiId Loyett, her daughter, Miss
and Miss Matte Robinson, o
,b5hoals, Ga, are visiting Mrs. James
Tafe8 Miss Addie will remain ani
bid the Piedmont Institute. Miss
" stie Botitnson was once pupil Of the
"a astfis great fnvorite in : ok
8 seisying are thesdppointmcnts .
Il gSissDnrant on the Pickcns NJ 8